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Kings Of Leon Make Flannel Fashionable

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Flannel gets a boost at the hands of the Followill clan, three brothers and a cousin who form the popular band Kings of Leon. The band from Tennessee has created a new fashion line with the Paris-based fashion collective Surface to Air. The result is countrified hipster collection that includes flannel shirts, a black leather jacket, patched jeans, a red bandana and a black fedora. Those who want in might be in need of a passport the line will only be available at the Copenhagen boutique Paris Texas. The store's blog has complete pictures of the collection and reports that pieces will hit the store in early December.

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Alan Jackson's New Lifestyle Line

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These days it seems like musicians can't rely on CD sales and tour revenues alone to make money. Country singer Alan Jackson, who currently has his Tennessee home listed at $38 million, has a new lifestyle line. The singer has partnered with the Cracker Barrel Old Country Store on a 40+ piece assortment of lifestyle items available only at Cracker Barrel beginning November 2.

The Alan Jackson Collection includes menswear and womenswear, food items, collectibles, an Alan Jackson Signature Rocker and other exclusive items including a CD. This is the first time Cracker Barrel has developed a complete line of merchandise around a star. Jackson was involved in the creation of the collection and advised Cracker Barrel on what he thought might appeal to his fans. The most expensive piece will be the Alan Jackson Signature Rocker, a solid hardwood rocker made of Dutch Spruce logs harvested in Maine and hand-assembled in Tennessee. Alan's signature is engraved in the headrest and each rocker is numbered as part of a limited edition of 1,700.

[via CMT]

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Kenny Chesney's New Fashion Line

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Country singer Kenny Chesney becomes the latest star with a clothing line. Chesney's line, Blue Chair Bay will launch September 1 at the MAGIC Marketplace clothing trade show in Las Vegas on September 1. Chesney's line will include clothing for men and women that reflects his casual, beach-centered lifestyle with items like woven shirts, khakis, shorts and T-shirts in soft colors that look well worn. Prices will be low, a t-shirt will run $35, khakis will be $72. Blue Chair Bay hats are already available at J.C. Penney for around $60. Chesney's line will be exhibited at the show in a vintage Airstream trailer and he will also perform a small invitation-only concert at the Hard Rock Hotel on September 1. As we've mentioned previously, he also has a rum project in the works set to launch next year.

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Scott Weiland's Clothing Line

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Rock star Scott Weiland has always enjoyed his fashion and now he's making a business out of it. The singer from the Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver has created a line of trousers, jackets, vests and shirts for the clothing line English Laundry. The clothing was created by Weiland and Christopher Wicks, designer and owner of Rock & Roll Religion. Weiland tells Spin magazine that "Wicks' personal tastes were very close to my personal tastes." The pieces are classic lines spiced up with embroidery including Weiland's initials or last name in various places. The fabrics are based on original vintage patterns circa 1965 through 1979 and are reminiscent of the rock decadence look of the 1960s. The more fitted pieces such as vests and jackets sell for $79-$169.

[via ONTD]

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